I always enjoy this Guiding light theme music. It takes me back when I was a young teenager and would see my Mom doing laundry while this was airing. So nostalgic memories.
Even the commercials are making me feel good. I found myself singing along to the "Incredible Edible Egg" commercial. Yes, 1978, I was there. All of this throwback nostalgia is like a warm hug. Loving it.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
20:56 Never heard of sweet omelettes (strawberries and cream), but apparently I looked up strawberry omelettes on Google and apparently there are real recipes for sweet omelettes.
The actress that played Rita shouldn’t have left GL in ‘81. Although what could have made a good storyline is when Holly returns to GL in ‘88 before Roger returns, Rita should come back surprisingly to Ed with his jaw dropped and they could’ve remarried and tried to have another baby.
@@jamieburroughs427 I totally agree. But the show morphed into something totally unrecognizable by then. Lenore Kasdorf who played Rita had a huge fan base. They should have given her the contract of her dreams to stay.
Thank YOU Edwyn. This to me, is such a Vintage Treat. Purely Classic "The Guiding Light' Excellence. I will be watching this clip at least 8 times tonight, lol lol. Seeing all the well written stories and multi- faceted Characters, is such a treasure for us all. As always, Thank you for surprising us with this rarity. Truly, Jaymes (Popstarboy).
@@jamieburroughs427 I googled Phillip Spauldings parents on GL. The answer was also confusing but recalled some of it. Oh well 45 yrs ago. So try that it may clear somethings up for you.
Love Mike and Elizabeth. Sad they never got to be together. As far as the writing this is another story that could and should have been brought back. It would have been great if the woman who fought and cried and was tormented over him they could have had that bond again. No wonder Phillip was so messed up as an adult
@@kmchatzkendra I totally agree. Another huge loss for the show. And the fact that the Bauer family never grew with children being added for future story and generations to come.
This is cuh-lassic GL. The picture may not be the best, but the sound is good. I wish that I could see the episode where Ed an Rita were shaking their groove thing in the Disco. I think they were dancing to Teddy Pendergass' "Get down, Get Funky, Get loose."
Yes, it was great. They had a whole week of Ed and Rita filmed "on location" in NYC (really, they just brought the cast members and crew outside and filmed, since GL was already taped at CBS Studios in New York), and there was a great scene filmed at Cartier on Fifth Avenue, where Ed buys Rita a beautiful silver bracelet; the bracelet would, in fact, play a pivotal role when Roger raped Rita, where he stole it from her and then gave it to Holly, causing Ed to wonder how Holly could have a bracelet just like the one that he bought for Rita.
The man in the Trident gum commercial toward he end was the late Richard Schaal, who was married to Valerie Harper at the time. (He appeared in numerous episodes of both "Mary Tyler Moore" and "Rhoda".)
Oh, what I wouldn’t give to see the next day’s episode after this one, with Elizabeth on the witness stand for Phillip’s custody hearing. These were truly some of the best days of The Guiding Light.
Rita had a sexy, sultry theme song, while Eve's theme song was sweet, and Peggy's was a bit sad and tentative. They gave most of the major female characters theme songs on "As the World Turns" too. Lisa's was sort of sassy and sexy (similar to Rita's, I guess).
This scene reminds me of when Bill came home to Bert. Bert was going to call Bill, but he was at the door and surprised her. They were so happy. I guess soap history repeats itself.
They sent both Phillip and Rick to boarding school and they came back played by Grant Alexander and Michael O Leary. He and Grant were pals. Grant called him Mikey. I lived The Four Musketeers. Phillip, Beth, Rick and Mindy. Remember when they went to the Prom in 1983? They played Up Where We Belong. I remember that vividly, Beth and Phillip won Prom King and Queen and she was so nervous she just trembled as they placed the crown on her head.
Thank you so much for posting this Edwyn. I've been hoping for so long for a video with Gordon Rigsby as Dean Blackford. I loved coming home in high school and watching these eps and seeing these eps. with Rigsby. And love the inclusion of the brief romantic interlude between Brandy Shelloe (Jo Beth Williams) and Dr. Peter Chapman (Curt Dawson). I'm not quite certain, but I do believe that this episode dates from late-September or early-October of 1978, because this is from like a week or two before Roger rapes Rita. I know I have notes on these eps from both Soap Opera Digest, and from the soap summaries in the newspapers @ the time plus some of my own memories @ the time. Let me see if I can consult my notes that I have and I'll see in a few weeks if I can get you an exact date of this episode, and I will post it here for you.
Rare is footage of the Dean Blackford character! I am familiar with the history of the show through reference books (the 50th and 60th anniversary books) and I watched a lot of episodes on and off throughout the mid '80s onward to know a lot about the show. But actually seeing footage of a character I'd only read about is nice to see. I'd love to see the debut episode of the Spaulding's in November 1977. I think there are episodes on UA-cam from the week after Alan, Elizabeth, and Phillip arrived but not the actual episode that introduced the characters. I've never seen any episodes featuring the guy that was murdered, Ramon del Villar.
Oh, Mylanta! Sara went in on Dean. Now. Dean was a very dangerous man, but Sara held it down and challenged him. Dean knew he couldn't wear her down, that's why he left the room. He actually thought that he "dropped the mike" when he walked out. But Sara won the argument because she asked the tough questions.
Today almost any cake mix comes with pudding in mix. Some shortcut cake recipes that use cake mix do call for instant pudding mix added with the cake mix.
Knowing what we know now, I wish P&G brought back the Dobsons to write the show when Marland quit. I think they would have returned the show to its classic form and we wouldn’t have had to endure the slaughtering the Texas team shoved down our throats.
@staytunedfor it’s a total disgrace what the Texas team did with Guiding Light. The Dobsons would have convinced Lenore Kasdorf to return as Rita Bauer and the show would have jumped in the ratings. What a shame on everything that we lost out on.
@@tomtrout6593 oh yeah the show wasn't the same without Rita, she and Jo beth Williams were the hottest chicks on the show, i also enjoyed Jackie and Elizabeth. Holly was just so plain until she came back with Roger ten years later, she had blossom into a beauty just as her daughter Blake. aka Christina. it was so unfair that Rita lost her baby but in real time Lenore Kasdorf was pregnant and had a baby boy in 1980.
@@tomtrout6593 Inheriting an unusually strong foundation from the Dobsons in '80, Marland proceeded to leave the show a shambles by '82. A return by the Dobsons would have been welcomed, but where to go next with Holly, Elizabeth, Jackie, Rita, Barbara, Adam, Ben, Diane (pointlessly murdered), and Hulswit's Ed all gone? It's hard to imagine the Dobsons interested in writing for the Lewises (introduced by Marland) or Mrs. Renfield and the lame "Quola" crew.
@@darnellanders8768 My guess is that they didn't want to write Rita as a mother because she was supposed to be Springfield's sexy free-spirit. But it could have been interesting to see them bring some maternal energy to Rita. She'd already slept with half of the men in Springfield by that point. Having her become a mother could have opened up some new directions for them to take the character, and maybe she could have matured and grown a bit.
Yes, my mom told me this when I was about 12 or 13 (that Jobeth played a character named Brandy Shelloe). The first time I ever saw her in a feature film, though, was when she played a small part in 1979's "Kramer vs. Kramer". I never saw her on "Guiding Light" until I watched this UA-cam clip!
@@daviddemarco8327 She must have been a very young person because she looked very young in Kramer Versus Kramer. I'll never forget little Billy coming into his father's bedroom, meeting her and telling her about how much he lived fried chicken.
According to an interview I saw with Denise Pence, who played Katie, JoBeth was dating one of GL's directors at the time, and he suggested that she audition for the part of Brandy.
Looking at the credits, I hadn’t remembered Fran Myers being on as Peggy as late as 1978. I thought that she high-tailed it out of Springfield in 1977, shortly after learning that Roger and Rita did the horizontal bop while they were in Texas together. I guess she must have returned?
The mueller’s commercial is very odd. Even for Eileen Ford to represent Spaghetti is just weird to me. Considering it a “beauty secret” makes it even stranger.
By the way Edwyn there is probably more video from both "Guiding Light" and "As the World Turns" from 1978 out there either in VCR form, DVR form or on computer software or hard drives. I've actually seen in a black & white kinescope copy form scenes from the next 'day' in Springfield from this episode and the hearing for the custody of Phillip and Elizabeth getting in digs to Alan, but Alan doing exactly what Mike said he'd and more in belittling Elizabeth. I've also seen on-line before scenes from an earlier in the year '78 episode again about the custody of Phillip issue shortly after Elizabeth filed for divorce over Diane Ballard. I've also seen some scenes in other vids regarding Bill Bauer's return from the dead also from early in 1978, and from November 1978, Roger Thorpe being plowed into by a car (later to be revealed to be Dean Blackford's) in the Spaulding Enterprises garage from around Thanksgiving time 1978 (November) that would have also been while Ed and Rita were being married. Also Tom O'Rourke (Justin) did have more scenes in 1978 with Brandy Shelloe (Jo Beth Williams), one that did show up on here shortly before he died and his widow kept on here.
The episode that I’d give anything to see again was early 1978, with crazed Georgene Granger holding Rita and Eve at gunpoint in their apartment building laundry room, eventually confessing that it was she who had, in fact, murdered her husband Malcolm, and her father-in-law, crimes for which Rita had stood trial two years earlier.
We have been a Jif family ever since I was about twelve. We used to be a Peter Pan family until then. I refuse to eat any other brand of peanut butter, especially the yucky store brands.
UGH! The store brands. It was 2/3 oil, 1/3 something resembling peanut butter. JIF was it. It's still the best. Very expensive, but worth it. I think I'll get me a big spoonful right now. Lol
Phillip was a cutie... hated how his life escalated in the later years, torn with his Spaulding life when he found out he was a Marler.. and Alan took Phillip under his wing and the sorry spaulding lot Phillip grew up with...
20:08 Is it really good to give kids Reese’s? It’s still candy. It’s easy enough to make peanut butter cups or bars homemade by melting chocolate into muffin cups or pan, pouring over a mixture of peanut butter blended with butter and powdered sugar and then adding more melted chocolate on top then letting it set.
Rita really was a pretty lady. Didn't they bring her, and the original Hope Elvera Rousell;and Krista Tesreau as the original Mindy back for one of the last episodes?
No they did not. The producers tossed GL’s classic history long before the show came to an end. It’s sad that the fans didn’t get to see their classic favorites one last time.
Philip looks just like Justin. Definitely a Marler. Philip was bought by Alan spaulding after Elizabeth's baby was stillborn. But Alan never told Elizabeth about it. Only He and his Oily Attorney was privy to this information. Jackie is Philip's Biological mother, and only married Alan to be near her Son. Jackie pleaded with Alan not to divulge the truth about Philip not being Elizabeth's biological Son, knowing that the truth will leave her completely gutted. Alan's wrath was appeased when he found out that Jackie was carrying his baby after he lost custody of Philip to his ex-wife, Elizabeth.
Didn't the young actor that played Freddie Bauer, when he grew up worked in one of the World Trade Center's? He died inside one of those twin towers.😪😔🙏😭
Did you enjoy the road to Springfield memory lane with classic “Guiding Light”?
Yes, brought back lots of good memories, was also great to see my favorite, Rita. Thanks again, Richie.
Also forgot to mention, I think this was the entire episode, if I remember correctly, it was still a 30 min show than, 3-3:30 pm.
@@Richard-qm7yj 28:15 "Be sure to be with us tomorrow for another FULL HOUR of the Guiding Light" They expanded on Nov 7, 1977.
Oh yes and if u have more it is really appericiated. I was born 1990 and couldn’t watch such amazing shows. I tried to catch up as much as possible
@@daytime70sThanks, Good catch on end credits. After he said "stay tuned for Mash.." I assumed that was end of credit talkover,
No matter what soap opera I watch online, I always come back to the "Light ." It's that great.
I always enjoy this Guiding light theme music. It takes me back when I was a young teenager and would see my Mom doing laundry while this was airing. So nostalgic memories.
Even the commercials are making me feel good. I found myself singing along to the "Incredible Edible Egg" commercial. Yes, 1978, I was there. All of this throwback nostalgia is like a warm hug. Loving it.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
20:56 Never heard of sweet omelettes (strawberries and cream), but apparently I looked up strawberry omelettes on Google and apparently there are real recipes for sweet omelettes.
@@jamieburroughs427 That made me give the side-eye too. But it did look delicious after he finished making it. What a great memory.
@@mariellclement8092although it could have been a crepe but he didn’t mention flour milk or butter and didn’t tilt the pan to make a thin crepe shape
@@jamieburroughs427 No, actually I remember him saying a little water, and a piping hot pan.
@@mariellclement8092 ok you’re right
I didn’t know Jo Beth Williams was on Guiding Light.
Ed and Rita were fantastic together. Kasdorf was the actor who hooked me on GL. She was so classy and amazing. The good old days when GL didn’t suck
The actress that played Rita shouldn’t have left GL in ‘81. Although what could have made a good storyline is when Holly returns to GL in ‘88 before Roger returns, Rita should come back surprisingly to Ed with his jaw dropped and they could’ve remarried and tried to have another baby.
@@jamieburroughs427 I totally agree. But the show morphed into something totally unrecognizable by then. Lenore Kasdorf who played Rita had a huge fan base. They should have given her the contract of her dreams to stay.
I love the fact that you included the commercials. I was 6 years old and remember none of the commercials but this is a real time capsule gem anyway,
The commercials with this classic episode was the icing on the cake.
Thank YOU Edwyn. This to me, is such a Vintage Treat. Purely Classic "The Guiding Light' Excellence. I will be watching this clip at least 8 times tonight, lol lol. Seeing all the well written stories and multi- faceted Characters, is such a treasure for us all. As always, Thank you for surprising us with this rarity. Truly, Jaymes (Popstarboy).
Always liked Justin & Jackie. I remember coming home from school to grandmas' house & GL was on. The GOOD old days....
I loved when my mom was out when I got home from school so I could watch ATWT & GL.
The custody hearing apparently doesn’t end until March ‘79 when the storyline where Roger rapes Holly begins
@@jamieburroughs427 I googled Phillip Spauldings parents on GL. The answer was also confusing but recalled some of it. Oh well 45 yrs ago. So try that it may clear somethings up for you.
I want more of this. Classic GL when it was so good. I was too young to appreciate it.
Me too. Thank you so much for uploading this!
That Mueller pasta commercial with Eileen Ford. If they ever do her life story, three words...."GET CHARLIZE THERON!!!" Lol
Justin? How can you look at Philip, and not see yourself? That's your son, dude! Lol
Great job. Love this.
Love Mike and Elizabeth. Sad they never got to be together. As far as the writing this is another story that could and should have been brought back. It would have been great if the woman who fought and cried and was tormented over him they could have had that bond again. No wonder Phillip was so messed up as an adult
@@kmchatzkendra I totally agree. Another huge loss for the show. And the fact that the Bauer family never grew with children being added for future story and generations to come.
I said it before, and I will say it again. The Guiding Light has the best dialogue of any soap opera ever. As the World Turns is second.
I'm just gonna love that comment 'cause it's true.
@@EdwynNSanchez Guiding Light also has the best background scene/incidental music. The second best is "All my Children ."
I can agree with you on that one!
@@EdwynNSanchez Thank you.
Wow, Jobeth Williams! Finally a video with her in it from GL!
Jobeth Williams was the e-vile and scheming Brandy Shaloo.
I couldn’t think of her name…just the mom from Poltergeist & The Big Bill. Everyone started in our beloved soaps.
Yes! It's wonderful that this video of her as Brandy still exists, given how remembered she was in the role.
@@cidweinbergI remember seeing Kevin Bacon on GL as well, playing Tim.
This was awesome 😎 loving all these super 70s episodes
This is cuh-lassic GL. The picture may not be the best, but the sound is good. I wish that I could see the episode where Ed an Rita were shaking their groove thing in the Disco. I think they were dancing to Teddy Pendergass' "Get down, Get Funky, Get loose."
Yes, it was great. They had a whole week of Ed and Rita filmed "on location" in NYC (really, they just brought the cast members and crew outside and filmed, since GL was already taped at CBS Studios in New York), and there was a great scene filmed at Cartier on Fifth Avenue, where Ed buys Rita a beautiful silver bracelet; the bracelet would, in fact, play a pivotal role when Roger raped Rita, where he stole it from her and then gave it to Holly, causing Ed to wonder how Holly could have a bracelet just like the one that he bought for Rita.
The man in the Trident gum commercial toward he end was the late Richard Schaal, who was married to Valerie Harper at the time. (He appeared in numerous episodes of both "Mary Tyler Moore" and "Rhoda".)
Thanks for posting!!!
"Oh God Mike, I just hate him!"
I remember watching that on regular tv back in the day!
Oh, what I wouldn’t give to see the next day’s episode after this one, with Elizabeth on the witness stand for Phillip’s custody hearing. These were truly some of the best days of The Guiding Light.
Rita's theme music, heard in last scene here, is so enchanting, playful.
Rita had a sexy, sultry theme song, while Eve's theme song was sweet, and Peggy's was a bit sad and tentative. They gave most of the major female characters theme songs on "As the World Turns" too. Lisa's was sort of sassy and sexy (similar to Rita's, I guess).
@@mthivier Over at The Edge of Night, Maeve McGuire's Nicole received her own rather exotic musical theme as well.
Soooooo Rita!
Peggy's theme was the middle piece of the organ music that played on the late 60's/early 70's theme.
You want to hear a sexy theme? You should hear Suellen Ewing's theme on Dallas. Its sexy and lustful.
This scene reminds me of when Bill came home to Bert. Bert was going to call Bill, but he was at the door and surprised her. They were so happy. I guess soap history repeats itself.
They sent both Phillip and Rick to boarding school and they came back played by Grant Alexander and Michael O Leary. He and Grant were pals. Grant called him Mikey. I lived The Four Musketeers. Phillip, Beth, Rick and Mindy. Remember when they went to the Prom in 1983? They played Up Where We Belong. I remember that vividly, Beth and Phillip won Prom King and Queen and she was so nervous she just trembled as they placed the crown on her head.
Jo Beth Williams is on here.
Thank you so much for posting this Edwyn. I've been hoping for so long for a video with Gordon Rigsby as Dean Blackford. I loved coming home in high school and watching these eps and seeing these eps. with Rigsby. And love the inclusion of the brief romantic interlude between Brandy Shelloe (Jo Beth Williams) and Dr. Peter Chapman (Curt Dawson). I'm not quite certain, but I do believe that this episode dates from late-September or early-October of 1978, because this is from like a week or two before Roger rapes Rita. I know I have notes on these eps from both Soap Opera Digest, and from the soap summaries in the newspapers @ the time plus some of my own memories @ the time. Let me see if I can consult my notes that I have and I'll see in a few weeks if I can get you an exact date of this episode, and I will post it here for you.
Rare is footage of the Dean Blackford character! I am familiar with the history of the show through reference books (the 50th and 60th anniversary books) and I watched a lot of episodes on and off throughout the mid '80s onward to know a lot about the show. But actually seeing footage of a character I'd only read about is nice to see. I'd love to see the debut episode of the Spaulding's in November 1977. I think there are episodes on UA-cam from the week after Alan, Elizabeth, and Phillip arrived but not the actual episode that introduced the characters. I've never seen any episodes featuring the guy that was murdered, Ramon del Villar.
Dean Black Ford appeared to be a bitter man. I see why he was dangerous when he met his end.
Oh, Mylanta! Sara went in on Dean. Now. Dean was a very dangerous man, but Sara held it down and challenged him. Dean knew he couldn't wear her down, that's why he left the room. He actually thought that he "dropped the mike" when he walked out. But Sara won the argument because she asked the tough questions.
Was he the one who tried to throw Sara over the waterfall?
Hi do you have Any episodes with Rita Eve and Georgie at gunpoint in the basement
I'm sorry to say that I do not have any of those episodes.
Lovely theme music.
Doesn't the wife in the cake mix commercial sounds like she has more pudding in her mouth than in the mix?
Today almost any cake mix comes with pudding in mix. Some shortcut cake recipes that use cake mix do call for instant pudding mix added with the cake mix.
Knowing what we know now, I wish P&G brought back the Dobsons to write the show when Marland quit. I think they would have returned the show to its classic form and we wouldn’t have had to endure the slaughtering the Texas team shoved down our throats.
@staytunedfor it’s a total disgrace what the Texas team did with Guiding Light. The Dobsons would have convinced Lenore Kasdorf to return as Rita Bauer and the show would have jumped in the ratings. What a shame on everything that we lost out on.
@@tomtrout6593 oh yeah the show wasn't the same without Rita, she and Jo beth Williams were the hottest chicks on the show, i also enjoyed Jackie and Elizabeth. Holly was just so plain until she came back with Roger ten years later, she had blossom into a beauty just as her daughter Blake. aka Christina. it was so unfair that Rita lost her baby but in real time Lenore Kasdorf was pregnant and had a baby boy in 1980.
@@tomtrout6593 Inheriting an unusually strong foundation from the Dobsons in '80, Marland proceeded to leave the show a shambles by '82. A return by the Dobsons would have been welcomed, but where to go next with Holly, Elizabeth, Jackie, Rita, Barbara, Adam, Ben, Diane (pointlessly murdered), and Hulswit's Ed all gone? It's hard to imagine the Dobsons interested in writing for the Lewises (introduced by Marland) or Mrs. Renfield and the lame "Quola" crew.
@@daviddemarco8327 In my estimation, Marland left GL in far worse condition than he found it.
@@darnellanders8768 My guess is that they didn't want to write Rita as a mother because she was supposed to be Springfield's sexy free-spirit. But it could have been interesting to see them bring some maternal energy to Rita. She'd already slept with half of the men in Springfield by that point. Having her become a mother could have opened up some new directions for them to take the character, and maybe she could have matured and grown a bit.
Forgot to say, my true favorite was Rita,
Whoa!! Jo Beth Williams did a stint on GL too? I've been watching this show religiously with my mom, I don't remember her.
Yes, my mom told me this when I was about 12 or 13 (that Jobeth played a character named Brandy Shelloe). The first time I ever saw her in a feature film, though, was when she played a small part in 1979's "Kramer vs. Kramer".
I never saw her on "Guiding Light" until I watched this UA-cam clip!
@@daviddemarco8327 She must have been a very young person because she looked very young in Kramer Versus Kramer. I'll never forget little Billy coming into his father's bedroom, meeting her and telling her about how much he lived fried chicken.
According to an interview I saw with Denise Pence, who played Katie, JoBeth was dating one of GL's directors at the time, and he suggested that she audition for the part of Brandy.
Looking at the credits, I hadn’t remembered Fran Myers being on as Peggy as late as 1978. I thought that she high-tailed it out of Springfield in 1977, shortly after learning that Roger and Rita did the horizontal bop while they were in Texas together. I guess she must have returned?
beauteous. . .weeping. . .thank you
Would love to see more episodes of rita and eve and gorgenie especially when gorgenie granger had eve and rita in the basement at gunpoint
Omg! Georgine was crazy. She held Rita and a then-blind Eve hostage at gunpoint in the basement, or a
garage or something.
@@mariellclement8092 was in laundry basement
@@kevinyork7750 That's right. Ooh! That heffa was nuts.
I love it
The commercial for Playtex Nurser is wrong, you do have to wash the nipp look es and rings. My oldest nephew had those bottles.
The mueller’s commercial is very odd. Even for Eileen Ford to represent Spaghetti is just weird to me. Considering it a “beauty secret” makes it even stranger.
By the way Edwyn there is probably more video from both "Guiding Light" and "As the World Turns" from 1978 out there either in VCR form, DVR form or on computer software or hard drives. I've actually seen in a black & white kinescope copy form scenes from the next 'day' in Springfield from this episode and the hearing for the custody of Phillip and Elizabeth getting in digs to Alan, but Alan doing exactly what Mike said he'd and more in belittling Elizabeth. I've also seen on-line before scenes from an earlier in the year '78 episode again about the custody of Phillip issue shortly after Elizabeth filed for divorce over Diane Ballard. I've also seen some scenes in other vids regarding Bill Bauer's return from the dead also from early in 1978, and from November 1978, Roger Thorpe being plowed into by a car (later to be revealed to be Dean Blackford's) in the Spaulding Enterprises garage from around Thanksgiving time 1978 (November) that would have also been while Ed and Rita were being married. Also Tom O'Rourke (Justin) did have more scenes in 1978 with Brandy Shelloe (Jo Beth Williams), one that did show up on here shortly before he died and his widow kept on here.
The episode that I’d give anything to see again was early 1978, with crazed Georgene Granger holding Rita and Eve at gunpoint in their apartment building laundry room, eventually confessing that it was she who had, in fact, murdered her husband Malcolm, and her father-in-law, crimes for which Rita had stood trial two years earlier.
Really interesting to recall Sara McIntyre as a major leading lady of this soap--not an ingenue like most of the leading actresses.
Agree. I didn't know the Sara character was ever this front-burner. Interesting. Thx for upload.
Can somebody tell us who these characters are. I wasn't around in 1978- I didn't watch GL until somewhere in the 90s.
We have been a Jif family ever since I was about twelve. We used to be a Peter Pan family until then. I refuse to eat any other brand of peanut butter, especially the yucky store brands.
Allen Potter was the real culprit of the show being in shambles.
UGH! The store brands. It was 2/3 oil, 1/3 something resembling peanut butter. JIF was it. It's still the best. Very expensive, but worth it. I think I'll get me a big spoonful right now. Lol
I’ve eaten Jif and it’s always good peanut butter!
Phillip was a cutie... hated how his life escalated in the later years, torn with his Spaulding life when he found out he was a Marler.. and Alan took Phillip under his wing and the sorry spaulding lot Phillip grew up with...
He was a cute little guy. How can Justin not see that he's his son? The resemblance is striking.
Is that the actress from Poltergeist whose name I suddenly can’t remember? Jo Beth Williams??
Yes indeed, It is Jo Beth Williams!
@@EdwynNSanchez Hey, Edwyn Sanchez: what are your 5 favorite daytime soaps of all time? Enquiring minds.
5. As The World Turns
4. The Young and The Restless
3. All My Children
2. Guiding Light
1. One Life to Live
@@EdwynNSanchez Good to know. Mine:
5. Capitol
4. All My Children
3. The Young And The Restless
2. As The World Turns
1. Guiding Light
Yep! That's Jo Beth "DON'T TOUCH MY BABIES!!" Williams. Lol
20:08 Is it really good to give kids Reese’s? It’s still candy. It’s easy enough to make peanut butter cups or bars homemade by melting chocolate into muffin cups or pan, pouring over a mixture of peanut butter blended with butter and powdered sugar and then adding more melted chocolate on top then letting it set.
Reese's peanut butter cups - good for your kids!
Rita really was a pretty lady. Didn't they bring her, and the original Hope Elvera Rousell;and Krista Tesreau as the original Mindy back for one of the last episodes?
No they did not. The producers tossed GL’s classic history long before the show came to an end. It’s sad that the fans didn’t get to see their classic favorites one last time.
Sara-Millette Alexader was a phenomenal actress!!
Three months before my arrival to the world.
Like to more episodes of rita and eve and gorgenie thank you
I would probably fall out, revive myself, and enjoy that.
I loved Dr. Sarah McIntyre.
Philip looks just like Justin. Definitely a Marler. Philip was bought by Alan spaulding after Elizabeth's baby was stillborn. But Alan never told Elizabeth about it. Only He and his Oily Attorney was privy to this information. Jackie is Philip's Biological mother, and only married Alan to be near her Son. Jackie pleaded with Alan not to divulge the truth about Philip not being Elizabeth's biological Son, knowing that the truth will leave her completely gutted. Alan's wrath was appeased when he found out that Jackie was carrying his baby after he lost custody of Philip to his ex-wife, Elizabeth.
26:05 Does that look like Kenneth Copeland to anyone else?
0:09 The M*A*S*H Promo 🍸
0:29 CBS ID (Orange)
@@guest2838 That eye needed some Visine.
@@mariellclement8092 No the CBS ID has 4 colors: Green, blue, orange and red
Didn't the young actor that played Freddie Bauer, when he grew up worked in one of the World Trade Center's? He died inside one of those twin towers.😪😔🙏😭
I don’t think that it was Freddie, but the actor who had played Sara’s adopted son TJ.
I believe you are referring to T.J. Hargrave, who originated the role of Tim Werner, of who he was predecessor to Kevin Bacon in playing the role.